Japan Immigration & Customs – Medication & Foods Restriction

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From the guide “Japan Customs Food Restrictions: Meat, Plants and Arrival Checks”: Bringing food into Japan is not governed by one simple list of snacks that always pass. Meat and animal products may be subject to animal quarantine, while regulated plants must be presented for plant quarantine before customs.
From the guide “Japan Customs Prohibited Items: Food, Plants and Medicines”: Before packing for Japan, separate four questions: Is an item prohibited? Does it need advance permission or a certificate? Must it be inspected? Does it need to be declared?
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